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#
# MySQL Connector/C++ Public Headers
#
# see headers.cmake for explanations how project's public
# headers are declared and processed.
#

include(headers)

#
# Headers require C++11 compiler. Set appropriate option
# for gcc/clang compilers.
#

if(NOT WIN32)
  set(HEADER_CHECK_OPTIONS "-std=c++11")
endif()

setup_headers(${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR})

add_headers_dir(mysqlx)

if(WITH_JDBC)
  # TODO: enable when JDBC public headers are ready for it
  # add_headers_dir(mysql)
  add_subdirectory(mysql)
endif()

#
# Target to test public headers, if WITH_HEADERS_CHECKS build option is set.
#

add_headers_target()

